kansas city at milwaukee

[pepin46]

stein vs. wright

stein has been alternating between starter and reliever all season, his last 2 as a starter, with decent showings, going 5 innings for 2 runs and 7 innings for 0 runs, setting this game up real nice. his last 4 era is around 2, quite a differce from his yearly era of 5.47.

wright's last 4 show an era around 6, and that in itself makes this game a must take at +140, with an era differential of 4 in favor of stein, and a best bet.

k.c. +140 **


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[pepin46]

this is were we need the strong opinions.

anyone has anything to add here, disagree?

do it.


pep

 

[Mags]

Pepin,
actually I was leaning towards Milw - given their record in day games, a sellout father's day crowd, and losing the doubleheader yesterday.... Stein should be the kind the brewers light up - but I thought that of Byrd yesterday......so I guess after all this, I am going to lay off this one, as I can make (or you did for me) a case for both sides...

 

[pepin46]

lets hope it works out for both of us.


pep

 

[Unknowncomic]

All of the sudden the K.C. pitches are looking like cy young award winners.I think the brewers are the much better team,but as of right now I would said no.I am not going to chase a loser laying odds.K.C. 5 IN A ROW.
Milwaukee 2 in row loser.

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[TORONTO-VIGILANTE]

I've got written down MILWAUKEE due to the embarrasment doubleheader yesterday.

 

[Mags]

FWIW - I did end up pulling the trigger on Milw RL - just feel strongly of a Brewer blowout win...

Plays:

Cubs -132, 1 unit
Brewers -1', +130, 1 unit
D-Backs -1', -130, 1 unit

 

[pepin46]

well, i just found out about that double loss yesterday, but don't see how that changes today's pitcher's records. when you gotta go, you gotta go.


pep

 

[Mags]

Sunday results:
3-0, +3.30 units